Extel AudioGlass 651 Manuel utilisateur

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Before starting using the handset, put the

handset on charge during about ten hours.

Without this complete charge, the product

will not work

651

INSTALLATION AND USER’S GUIDE

Wireless door phone

652

AG 651 AG 652

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WALL

BRACKET

(x2 - AG 652)

HANDSET

(x2 - AG 652)

ROADSIDE

PANEL

INSTALLATION

The transmission range listed was measured in a free field (no obstacles).

The actual range may be shorter depending on the quantity and type of obstacles between or beside the

units.

It is therefore essential to test all system components before installing them in order to determine

the best locations for the roadside panel and the handset.

ACCESSGLASS

ADAPTER

(x2 - AG 652)

1. DESCRIPTION

Important !

- Before starting to test the unit, charge the handset for about 10 hours (see page 44)

- If communication is not established between the handset and the roadside panel, repeat the enti-

re programming procedure (see "selecting a communication code" on page 44

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2. COMPONENTS

a. Handset (x2 - AG 652)

1. Microswitch compartment. Open to select the audio communication channel with the roadside

panel (3 microswitches to be set with microswitches 2-3-4 on the roadside panel).

2. Multifunction status LED for wireless handset.

Green LED : correctly synchronised with roadside panel

Red: recharge handset battery.

Green/red : change batteries in the Accessglass box on the roadside panel or power supply

problem to Accessglass box.

3. Automatic gate opener control button (operates only if the Accessglass box is connected).

Important : to activate this function, press and hold this button for at least 5 seconds.

4. Electric strike plate or lock control button (operates only if the Accessglass box is connected).

Important : to activate this function, press and hold this button for at least 5 seconds.

5. Speak button (for communication with roadside panel).

6. Handset ‘phone’ antenna.

7. Handset battery compartment.

8. Chime volume control.

9. Charge LED (If LED is off, the handset is incorrectly positioned or not on its base).

10. Socket for 12 V DC adapter.

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b. Roadside panel - AG 651

1. Speaker : allows callers to hear the person inside.

2 - 3. Nameplate and call button: a chime is heard inside and

outside when this button is pressed.

4. Microphone : for communicating with the person inside.

5. LED lights up to confirm proper connection with the

indoor panel and the right battery level or power supply

connection.

6. Gently lift up the protective plastic cover with a small

screwdriver and slide the card in the slot.

b. Roadside panel - AG 652

1. Speaker : allows callers to hear the person inside.

2 - 3. Nameplate and call button: a chime is heard inside and

outside when this button is pressed.

4. Microphone : for communicating with the person inside.

5. LED lights up to confirm proper connection with the

indoor panel and the right battery level or power supply

connection.

6. Gently lift up the protective plastic cover with a small

screwdriver and slide the card in the slot.

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3. FIND THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR THE HANDSET AND

THE ROADSIDE PANEL

a. Handset

1 Open the compartment and position the battery.

2 Connect the adapter to the handset base.

3 Place the handset on its base.

4 The red charge LED should come on.

5 Leave the handset to charge for at least 10 hours.

1 Open the battery compartment on

the back of the roadside panel.

2 Insert 4 new LR06

AA) batteries

c . Select an AUDIO transmission code (AG 651 & AG 652)

1 Enable programming by setting microswitch 4on the roadside panel to On

and microswitch 1on the handset to On.

2 Set microswitches 2on the roadside panel and the handset to On or Off.

3 Set microswitches 3on the roadside panel and the handset to On or Off

(do not set to ‘Off’ if microswitches 2 are set to ‘Off’).

4 Press the button on the roadside panel. If correctly synchronised, the LED

behind the nameplate will flash green and red.

5 After programming, reset microswitch 4on the roadside panel and micros-

witch 1on the handset to Off.

IMPORTANT : The handset has an autonomy of approximately 8 hours.

If the battery is recharged after becoming fully discharged, it may be neces-

sary to remove the battery from the handset for a few seconds, re-insert it,

and re-program it completely if communication is not restored when charging

is complete (sections 1, 4 and 5).

b. Roadside panel

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1 To test the roadside panel, place it at a height of 1.6 metres.

2 To test the handset, place it at a height of approximately 1.5 metres on a wall or lay it on a table.

3 Press the call button on the roadside panel. The chime will sound on the handset (adjust the volume if

necessary). To speak, press the button on the handset.

4 Buttons and work only if the ACCESSGLASS box is installed and a connection is made with

the roadside panel.

6 If the quality of the communication is satisfactory, finish the test by moving around with handset.

7 TAKE THE BATTERIES OUT OF THE BACK OF THE ROADSIDE PANEL

8 The roadside panel is powered by the ACCESSGLASS box which also controls an electric strike

plate or lock and an automatic gate opener.

e. Test the locations of the roadside panel and the handset

IMPORTANT : the handsets have an autonomy of approximately 8 hours.If

the batteries are recharged after becoming fully discharged, it may bene-

cessary to remove the batteries from each handset for a few seconds andre-

insert them. If there is still no connection, re-set the video door

phone(points 3, 4 and 5 on pages 5 and 6).

Handset 2 - Right button on roadside panel.

1 Set microswitch 2 on handset 2 to the same configuration as handset 1.

2 Set microswitch 3 on handset 2 to the same configuration as handset 1.

3 Enable programming by setting microswitch 5on the roadside panel to

Onand microswitch 1 on the handset to On.

4 Press the right button on the roadside panel.If correctly synchronised,

the LED behind the nameplate will flash green and red.

5 After programming, reset microswitch 5 on the roadside panel and

micros-witch 1on the handset to Off.

d. Selecting an “AUDIO”transmission code (contd.) (AG 652)

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6-conductor cable

Terminal blocks on back

of roadside panel

black wire -

no wire + LR20

red wire + DC

green wire D+

brown wire D-

orange wire G+

yellow wire G-

4 ACCESSGLASS

1- Powering the roadside panel.

2- Controlling an electric strike plate or lock.

3- Controlling an automatic gate opener.

Install the module on the back of a pillar. For a cleaner look, route the wires through the pillar.

The 3 metre long cable may be cut to length if necessary.

This module is essential for :

a- Connecting the 6-conductor cable to the roadside panel

ACCESSGLASS MODULE POWERED BY 4 LR20 (D) BATTERIES

(Remember to take out the four LR06 batteries from the roadside panel if present).

6-conductor cable

Terminal blocks on back

of roadside panel

black wire -

red wire + LR20

no wire + DC

green wire D+

brown wire D-

orange wire G+

yellow wire G-

ACCESSGLASS MODULE POWERED BY A 12-24 V AC OR DC SUPPLY

(Remember to take out the four LR06 batteries from the roadside panel if present & LR20).

When wired as above, the nameplate on the roadside panel is lit continuously.

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- The box comes supplied with a 3-metre cable with 6

colour-coded conductors, a 2-wire output for connec-

ting an electric strike plate or lock, and a terminal block

for an automatic gate opener control.

- These functions are available only when the door phone

is used with the roadside panel.

a- Connect the strike plate or lock to the wires exiting

directly from the box.

b- If installing an automatic gate opener, connect it direct-

ly to terminals ‘G+’ and ‘G-‘ in the box.

This box may be connected to a 12-24 V AC or DC power supply (do

not insert standard or rechargeable batteries in the box in this case).

Connect the external power supply to the ‘-’ and ‘+ 12/24V’ terminals

(connect the ‘+’ to the ‘+ 12/24V’ terminal for a DC supply).

Accessglass mounting holes. Take care not to damage the seal

when refitting the cover.

The ventilation hole

should be at the bottom

(on the base and the cover).

a- Installing in the ACCESSGLASS box

Fuse

G-

G+

12V/24V

AC/DC

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5. INSTALLING THE DOOR PHONE

a. Installing the handset

Handset mounted to a wall

1. Mount the wall bracket .

2. Mount the charger base on the bracket .

3. Plug in the adapter.

b. Installing the roadside panel

1. Remove the screw under the roadside panel .

2. Pull the roadside panel forward .

3. Remove the roadside panel .

4. Firmly secure the frame with two screws .

5. Connect the wires as shown on the wiring diagram.

6. Fit the roadside panel back in place and .

7. Put the attachment screw back in place and tighten .

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6. SPECIFICATIONS

Handset AG 651 - AG 652 (x2)

Reference : 810651

Kit handset : PACB 651

Supply voltage : 12 V DC

Power consumption : 700 mW

Power adapter AG 651 - AG 652 (x2)

Reference : 830651

230 V / 12 V DC, 200 mA adapter

Roadside panel AG 651

Reference : 820651

Kit roadside panel : PAPL A 651

Operating temperature : -10°C to +40°

Accessglass AG 651 - AG 652

Reference : AG 653

Supply voltage : 6 V, 4 LR20 (D) batteries or 12-24

V AC or DC supply.

Fuse protection : T 1 A-250 V

Roadside panel AG 652

Reference : 820652

Kit roadside panel : PAPL A 652

Operating temperature : -10°C to +40°

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